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State Performance Plan (SPP) State Performance Plan (SPP) Annual Performance Report (APR)Annual Performance Report (APR)
Dana CorriveauBureau of Special Education
Connecticut State Department of Education
ConnCASE October 18, 2007
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CT State Performance Plan Six year plan that describes the state’s performance on 20
indicators under Part B of IDEA (15 relate directly to LEAs)
Required by IDEA, more alignment with NCLB
Establishes baseline data and targets for each year with improvement activities at the state and local levels
Submitted to the US Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) in December 2005 – we are entering the 3rd year of the plan
Must report state level progress to OSEP every year on all indicators 1-20 (Annual Performance Report - APR)… due February 1, 2008
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CT State Performance Plan There are “compliance” indicators – targets are 100% or 0%
(9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 20)
There are “monitoring” indicators – we have to oversee and investigate on an ongoing basis (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 20)
There are “performance” indicators – targets change each year (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8)
Some are still “new” and do not have targets or improvement activities (7, 14)
Developed with broad stakeholder input (local school officials, Department personnel, parents, other state agencies) to develop targets and improvement activities
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Section 616 Determinations In accordance with Section 616 of the
statute, the Secretary will make determinations upon a state Meets Requirements Needs Assistance Needs Intervention Needs Substantial Intervention
District’s data impacts the state determination, effects how we are monitored by OSEP, direction of funds
Section 616 also says the state must enforce determinations upon LEAs with the same categories as above
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District Annual Performance Report Besides our State APR to OSEP in February, we must publicly
disseminate data for every district
States must also make a determination upon LEAs in the same 4 categories that OSEP used
District Annual Performance Report
Compares district data against state target
Will include a determination that triggers enforcement actions: Notify districts about sources of TA Develop and implement a corrective action plan Withhold or redirect funds Designate as a high risk grantee with imposing conditions on
funds
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District Annual Performance Report Use this data to guide change
This is about being able to understand where there are problematic areas and how to improve outcomes for students with disabilities in that area
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District APR 2005-06 data , issued September 2007
Two parts: SPP indicators under IDEA PJ Goals under the Settlement
Agreement
Two separate determinations processes (but similar)
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District APR 2005-06 data , issued September 2007
The district level APR displays data for all SPP indicators 1 – 15, 20 (unless not possible to do so)
Some indicators set an increasing target (Indicator 11 – Evaluation Timelines)
Some indicators set a decreasing target (Indicators 9 & 10 – Disproportionality)
Refer to the SPP for specific targets
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District APR 2005-06 data , issued September 2007
The IDEA determination for 2005-06 data was made ONLY on the following SPP compliance indicators:
Indicator 9 – Disproportionate representation in special education Indicator 10 – Disproportionate representation in special education by
disability
Indicator 11 – Evaluation timelines
Indicator 12 – FAPE at 3
Indicator 15 – General Supervision (2 parts) 15A: Noncompliance corrected within 1 year
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District APR 2005-06 data , issued September 2007
In order to Meet Requirements, the district’s data had to Either meet/exceed the state target OR Be in substantial compliance (95%-99%
performance)
There cannot be any outstanding noncompliance identified through focused monitoring or other general supervision activities
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District APR 2006-07 data , issued February 2008
Same indicators used for determinations in 2005-06 (9, 10, 11, 12, 15A)
Addition of Indicator 13 – Secondary Transition Goals and Services compliance indicator, target = 100%
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District APR 2007-08 data , issued December 2008 Same as used in 2006-07
Addition of Indicator 15B – Significant Disproportionality
Addition of Indicator 20 – Timely & Accurate Data (check out the SPP website for the Data Collection Calendar!)
This is the year that you can make a difference!
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Significant Disproportionality: 15B States are required to examine data to
determine whether significant disproportionality based on race or ethnicity is occurring in districts, with respect to: identification, including within disability categories placement of children in particular educational settings incidence, duration, and type of disciplinary actions,
including suspensions and expulsions
See your Appendix A for a more detailed explanation
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Significant Disproportionality: 15B The finding of significant disproportionality
is done through an analysis of the data alone (disproportionality in indicators 9 & 10 are determined after a review of policy/procedures/practice to determine if there is inappropriate identification going on)
If significant disproportionality is found, the state will require the LEA to reserve 15% of its IDEA funds for early intervening services (EIS)
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Indicator 20 – Timely & Accurate Data District level data is submitted in a timely and
accurate manner, according to state deadlines, which includes the following data collections:
SEDAC Oct. 1 Child CountEvaluation Timelines
Early Childhood Outcomes PJ Data ED 166 Discipline Data Dispute Resolution Data,
Exiters (PSIS and SEDAC)
check out the SPP website for the Data Collection Calendar!
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PJ Determinations Also included on the district level APR document
Separate but similar process
Based ONLY on students with ID (indicator 5 is based on all students with disabilities – two different numbers)
Regular class placement = those students who are in regular classes 80-100% of the day
Mean TWNDP = the average of all your students’ with ID, time with non-disabled peers
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More Information
District level APR Appendix A Appendix B SPP website
Bureau of Special Education(860) 713-6910
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More Information